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What is in the image: the image is a line drawing comparing the five classical orders of architecture: doric, ionic, corinthian, tuscan, and composite. each order is represented by a stylized column with its characteristic entablature (the horizontal structure above the column). key features of each order are shown, including the different types of capitals (the top of the column), bases (the bottom of the column), and the distinct patterns within the frieze (the decorative band beneath the cornice). the doric order is distinguished by its simple, unadorned capital and triglyph/metope frieze. the ionic order has a scrollshaped capital. the corinthian order features a more ornate, leafy capital. the tuscan order is a simplified version of the doric, while the composite order combines elements of both ionic and corinthian styles. the drawing is clearly labelled to identify each order and its major components.

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